Morocco sends man to jail over royal Facebook fake
A Moroccan was sentenced to 3 years behind bars for creating a fake Facebook entry for a royal family member.
Sunday, 24.02.2008.
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A Moroccan was sentenced to 3 years behind bars for creating a fake Facebook entry for a royal family member. Fouad Mourtada was convicted of "villainous practices" and stealing the identity of Crown Prince Moulay Rachid. Rachid is the brother of the king. Morocco sends man to jail over royal Facebook fake A letter of apology on a Web site supporting Mourtada said he has "the greatest respect" for the prince, the BBC reported. Relatives say the 26-year-old told them he was beaten after his arrest. Since Mourtada's arrest, the number of Rachid Facebook entries has grown to at least four, The New York Times reported. But their creators are believed to be outside Morocco and out of reach of the country's legal system.
Morocco sends man to jail over royal Facebook fake
A letter of apology on a Web site supporting Mourtada said he has "the greatest respect" for the prince, the BBC reported. Relatives say the 26-year-old told them he was beaten after his arrest.Since Mourtada's arrest, the number of Rachid Facebook entries has grown to at least four, The New York Times reported. But their creators are believed to be outside Morocco and out of reach of the country's legal system.
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